Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-07-28
Fortunes for Every One.
MILLIONAIIsE MACKAY,s
ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN
AND WOMEN.
An Opportunity Now offered To
'FRONT.' by it.-A Rare Invest
mcnt and Thousands are
Putting Their Money
I'm ff

sSe"lhSSS WIZ say: There - no
chance for poor man in this coun-
try There never was greater
mistake than this. Take a glance
at the millionaires of New York
and you will find that nineteen out
of twenty of them started without n
dollar. They made their money as
a rule 10y keeping their eyes open
and taking advantage Of the oppor-
tunities which were occasionally
afforded them.
IL is not the men who make all
the money, either. There are Young
women who can give ordinary men
points on making safe aud good in
ves,mcnts, and who are living in
luxury now through having invested
their small savings in good thing
that returned them profits hum
drcd fold. lFs
Maybe IL was in n good patent.
perhaps IL was in small store. or
more likely they made their wealth
10y a sensible investment i'm some
good stock, which rapidly appreci-
ated in value. That is about the
easiest and safest way for man or
woman to get rich, and there are
hundreds OF both scxesin New York
who know that fact because they
have tried il.
When John A. Mackay, the IA
nous Bonanza millionaire, was st
the Hoffman House recently, a
Morning Journal reporter asked
him how he got his first start.
I'm a mining property" replied
Mr. Mackay. There is nothing
like mines to make fortune, and
when young man asks my advice
as to what he shall do with his fifty
dollars, or his hundred dollars, or
his five hundred dollars, inyaria-
bly, tell him: Put it in a good mine.'''
That the advice Of Mr.. MacIay is
being pretty generally acted on by
men and women who are smart
enough 90 take advice from such 4
source, is shown by the wonderful
demand which has sprung up for
the stock of the Tortilita Gold and
Silver Mining Company, whose
general Offices are at No. 81 Broad.
way, New York city. .-....
The capital stock of the Tortilita
Company is 81 ,0O0,0 900, divided into
300, 900 shares at $2 each.
Such a chance TO make a safe In,
vestmcnt that is away ahead of
savings banks and building associs-
tons IS rarely offered TO the public.
The shares are non -assessable and
the man or woman who calls or
sends TO the Office Of the Tortilita
Mining Company to invest but S2
IS treated with as much courtesy as
the millionaire who buys s5. 900
shares.
Already the shares are a favorite
investment in all parts Of the coun.
try, especially with people who
have small sums Of money and who
hope for large returns from a small
purchase.
The stock has advanced 100 per
cent from the original price, and
many believe it will go to SIO and
even to $40 per share. The price
now is $2. Dividends will begin
September !, and bullion is now
being shipped.
~hHh NV ~ WOAA ADDuA TIC mines
and the officers Of the company: Mr..
Joseph IL Real, president OF the
American Agricultural and Diary
/ Association, is president Of the
ToFtiiita Gold and Silver Mining
Company. Mr. RealI is an expe.
rienced business man end well versed
in financial matters. His associates
are men Of ike character and ability
The vice president Of the company
is Hon. Floyd King, a distinguished
officer in the late war, and for nine
sessions eight years-a member Of
Congress from Louisiana and chair.
man Of important committees. Mr..
Duboisc T Elmore, who has work.
cd tho mings for three years aad
made them pay, and who Is a large
owner in them, is superintendent
iic has bad many years Of practical
/ experience in mining and milling
on the Comstock in Nevada, which
has paid iu dividends some s2GG..
| COO, ,OOO) and in California. Mr..
Eimore gives II as his opinion that
these mines promise as large results
as the ComstOck Mr.. Rodman IA.
Price Jr, "a well.known mining
and civil engineer, IS secretary OF
The eomPany,-Neig H0rk Horaiaq
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